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Calculate(), DAX Fusion And Filters On 0 In Power BI

Calculate(), DAX Fusion And Filters On 0 In Power BI
Here’s a fun DAX performance tip that I found this week. Do you have measures that use Calculate() with a filter on a numeric column? Is one of the filters on the value 0? If so then this may affect you. As always, a simple example is the best way of explaining the problem and … Continue reading Calculate(), DAX Fusion And Filters On 0 In Power BI

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